Houston, TX – This Saturday, Houston residents will face sunny skies and high heat with a critical Ozone Action Day alert in effect for the Houston, Galveston, and Brazoria areas. The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality warns of elevated ozone levels that may impact air quality along major highways, including I-45 and Highway 59.
According to the National Weather Service, temperatures will peak near 94°F over the weekend, with clear skies expected through Tuesday. The ozone warning, in place for Saturday, calls for residents to reduce outdoor activity, especially those with respiratory conditions. Carpooling or using public transportation is recommended to minimize emissions.
Sunday’s forecast remains clear, with a high of 92°F, and similar temperatures continue into next week. Houston residents should plan for a hot weekend with minimal relief. Protective measures, such as limiting outdoor exposure and avoiding long commutes, can help reduce health risks during the Ozone Action Day. The public is urged to stay informed through local weather updates as conditions may affect travel and health.
